The list price of £295,000 seems reasonable considering comparable properties in the area. While some nearby semi-detached homes sell for less, the bungalow style and apparent modern condition likely justify the higher price point. However, the lack of precise square footage for comparable properties makes a definitive price per square foot comparison impossible. The average price per sqft isn’t available for comparison.

Based on the photographs, the property appears to be in good condition. It presents as well-maintained and modernised, with updated fixtures and finishes. There is no visible evidence of significant repairs or renovations needed. The interior decor is modern and appealing. This is reflected in the condition score.

Warton benefits from a good location with nearby primary schools, receiving ‘Good’ Ofsted ratings. The proximity to Polesworth and Atherstone train stations provides reasonable access to other areas. While amenities may be limited within the village itself, the relative quietness of the cul-de-sac location may be a positive for some buyers. However, the lack of detailed information on local shops and other amenities makes a higher score difficult to justify.

The property includes a paved patio area and a garden, which is a sizeable area compared to some properties, especially in a new build location. The addition of a shed adds to the overall usable space of the garden. Although the plot size is not specifically provided, the visual representation suggests a comfortable outdoor area.